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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12
OF INTEREST TO INDIANA.
Politicians Talking About the NeNt sta
EIartInm.

Politicians Talking About the Ne>t state
Election.
WASHINGTON. June l0.-Ihe guberna-
torial question in Indiana, is receiving
some attention among the politicians OF
that State. Among the names canvIsSed
,r, those OF eN-Sscrctary OF state William
A. Myers. Col. C. C. SIatsou, 1reeu smith
.,,,I senator Voorhees,. senator Voorhees,,
of course. does not want the nomination,
and il is considered 10y some OF hls friends
tl,lt. ON account OF many disappointed OF
Hce-seekcgs In the state, It would be uu-
wise tor him to put himself IN position
where. Iu 90 close race, men could even up
with him. Tine great probabilities are that
Green smith will nc nominated tor Lieu
tenant Governor The Republicans will
probably nominate their late alleged Lieu
tenant liovrruer Robertson for their stand
ari-Dearer
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The master maSOns of Chicago have de
oliucd the offer of the Bricklayers' Union
| to submit the differences to arbitration.
The total defalcatiou of Milton c. Ran
| dali, New Orleans agent of the New Eng
| land Mutual Life insurance Company
aggregates $4,000.
\. W. Tidd, photographer, Of Lancis
ter o., is under arrest by United States
authorities, charged with sending obscene
| pictures through the mail.
The New York Supreme Court has de
cided that under the present law hOteI
keepers can sell liquor to their guests with
meals on Sunday.
&C. KYLE, who escaped from the Ohio
| Peujtentiary last August, has been cap
tured near Greenville, c. He WAS sent
up from Troy for burglary.
The Illinois Legislature has passed a bill
prohibiting the sale OF tobacco in any form
to minors under sixteen years, without
written consent OF parents.
The Mayor, Chief of Police, two Alder
men and bank cashier of San Antonio
Texas, have been arrest, don U.S.warrants
charged with disturbing and breaking up q
Prohibition meeting.
Mrs. Pinkertou, n minister's wife. of De
catur. ILL.,, put gasoline into coffee pot
by mistake and set 1t on the stove. HeI
eley0n, rpar-old son was fatally bnrned by
the explosion that followed.
For the first time in sixty years Ameri.
can vessels are landing at Havana with
cargoes from the River Platte. This is a
result of the agreement with Spain reliev-
inr American vessels from discriminating
duties.
II is ascertained that the Vice PreSi-
dent of the American Telephone Company
of which Hon. Benz. ButterwOrth Is PrcSi-
dent, has served nine years Tor forgery, five
at Auburn, n. Y, and four at Saltwater,
Mimi.
William and Joseph Malash, under ar
rest. have confessed to setting fire to the
Dixon Block. KOkOmO, Ind, last January,
and say they were hired to do 1t by some
business men whose names are not yet
given to the public.
4 gang of masked men went to the resi-
dence OF Stout Brinson, farmer living
near Madison, Ind, at midnight, ordered
him and his family, consisting OF wife
and two children, TO vacate, and then set
fire to the house. The cause is unknown.
The International Indian Council pro-
tested against the appropriation OF Indian
lands for the use OF private corporations,
and request Congress to pass an enabling
act whereby all questions affecting the
rights of Indians under treaty stipulations
NAV he referred to the Courts OF the United
States and receive judicial settlement
The will of James b. Crosby, who died
at Ashville, y. Y, has been propated in
Chicago. The total esteate is $500, 600.
After providing annuities for his widow
and daughter the residue, which Will
amount to about 100000, is given IN
equal shares to the American Baptist Mis-
sionary Union, the American Baptist
Home Mission Society, the American Bap-
fist Publication Society and the Baptist
Union Theological Seminary, of Chicago
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

ErIny TuNE~ i, i'm jail at Little Rock,
charged with torturiuga two-year old baby
to death
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CHESTNUT
AKRON DEFEATS WHEELING AGAIN.
Unable to Hit AkrOnS Great Pitcher
Irwin.
SANDUSKY DOWNS COLUMBUS
Who Will Protest the Game-Zanesvill,
Lays Out Mansfield.
....R rlrran, % N. y. MIN, Rerl.,.,

Special telegram 20 he S,adas Register
AKRON, o., June ll.-Wheeling fell be-
fore Irwin to day in a magnificent contest,
before an immense crowd. Irwin's work
was the feature of the game, though Dunn
was very effective, holding Akron down to
eight hits, though if it were not for the inn
becihty of Mitchell it would have been
ten. Mitchell made two-bagger and a
home run, but was called out both times
for running OFT the line. There
were many brilliant plays throughout
the game, and altogether it was
one OF the nest contests cen on the Akron
grounds. Wheeling made her two runs
by base on balls by Crogan in the first,
followed up by a safe hit by Dunn, passed
ball and an error by McGraw, who made
wretched throw home. In the third
Crogan made I two.bagger, got third on a
passed ball and came home on a splendid
long lily to right field. Following is the
score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

NEW YORK, June ll.-In the Sewan-
heaka- Coriuthiau yacht regatta to-day,
there was line sailing breeze all day,
although il fell during the home run. The
Atlantic. tor the third time this week, led
the lect throughout. She made the thir-
tv-ninr miles around Sandy Hook in 1
hours and Sd minutes. heating the Priscilla,
corrected time, minutes, - seconds
and the cutter Galatea, Is minutes, b see
ouds I'm the second class, the Titauia
beat the Shamrock . minutes, +i seconds,
and the cutter EeioUiu minutes, 10 see
ouIs In the other classes the schooner
Magic and sIoops Cinderella, Rival and
Nlrota Won. The Gracje and lSeult car
ried away their top pmaSts, and the Priscilla
split her balloon iib topsail on the run
home
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Another Battle with Bodyke Tenants.

DUBLIN, June ll.-The evictiOns at Bo-
dyke were further carried out to-day. The
first house visited by the evicting force WAS
that Of Timothy Collins, but rs il was an
nOunced that daughter of Collins lay dy-
ing inside the work of eviction was aban-
dOncd. The evCtors then proceeded To the
house of Michael O'Callaghan, where they
met with terrible resistance. The bailitls
aud police were delugcd with scalding
water and meal. Colonel Turner, who
was in charge OF the evlcting party. i'm
plorcd Father lIannan, who was again in
attendance, ia endeavOr to persuade the
people To cease resistance and thus preven /
blOodshcd. Father Hannah then entered
the house and the inmates ceased their at
tack on the force. which enteTedi and car
ried out the work Of eviction Five women
who had been extremely violent in their
attacks were arrested.
Several other evictions were effected
during the day, and there WAS more or less
resistance IN each case. The police
threatened to arrest Michael Davitt il he
intcriercd.
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In the match last Saturday with the
Tyrone. Pa. Club, the Wheeling men lost
bv 10 points, the score being so to @lH.

4 party of twenty-One person lett on
the steamer Shirley yesterday afternoon
for Kentucky, among the number being
Prof. brown and family, Misses Sidney
Haviland, Mary Hill, Minnie Parks, Allie
Van Derin and a number OF other pupils
OF the College and their friends.
There should he lots of music in this
,itv to-day, if the presence of four repre-
srntatiyes of rs many piano and organ
companies counts for anything. Looking
over the McLure register last evening, a
reporter picked out W. D. Caldwell. Story
4 Clark Organ Co, Chicago; J. \. Merrill,
smith American Organ and Piano Co.,
Boston; J. NJ. Richards, Newley q Evans
Piano Co, New York, and K. 5. Howard,
Hallett & CumptOn, Boston
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

The absorbing topic of conversation now
is Manager o. c. Gcnther's benefit, which
takes place at the Grand Opera House on
Thursday evening, June It, The best
people of Wheeling should turn out and
give Col. Genther perfect ovation. He
has been successful in making the Grand
Opera House prominent place OF
amusement, and has given some OF
the best performances ever seen here
and all at low prices of admission. He
has shown himself TO be No. ! manager
of respectable amuocmentS, and We are
satisfied that the people of Wheeling will
show their inst appreciation of his talents
ON Thursday evening. June l6, by packing
the house To the doors. All of the best
amateur talent in the city OF Wheeling
have kindly volunteered their services, in
cluding the famous Spanish Students,
McSsrS. Guckert and Poke. The perform
ance will be of fine order, representing
all branches of amusement A large num-
her of tickets have already been sold. as
everybody seems To be taking an interest in
the matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

BUFFALO, y. Y, June ll.-At the Inter
National Typographical Convention to-day
the report of the Committee on Suhordi-
nate Unions was taken up. 1t was de-
cided that no foreman shall have night
to discharge an incompetent sub when
the regular has not been notified oi tht
subs" incompetency. 1t was resolved
that the report of the Committee on L IL
fair Offices be adopted by the Convention
and given into the hands of the Bnfiaio
Union. with instructions to carry out the
recommendations. The Convention then
went into secret session. The report on
Unfair Offices was submitted to the secret
session yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12
On the European Plan.

The growing popularity of the Cafe
Brunswick, since its opening on the Euro
pean plan, under charge of Martin Thorn
ton, attests in an unmistable manner the
excellence OF that gentleman's manage
ment and the demand here in Wheeling
for place OF entertainment such ~ the
Brunswick is. The excellence of the cuisine
is known far and wide, while the comfort
of the sleeping rooms, the fine furniture
and general convenience and elegance of
the apartments is remarked by many citi-
zeus and strangers stopping there over
night Call at the Brunswick and he con-
vinced of its excellence
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a Bows Fall.

Special T;lsgrUR, 10 The Sunday Register.
MorNDsvIrLE, w. VA, June ll.-Ihls
afternoon, as George Edwards, an s-year-
old son of Squire Wm. T. Edwards, was
playing with some companions on top oil
the mound, he accidentally rolled over
the excavation in the centre, falling a
distance OF seventy feet, breaking his lett
leg aud bruiSing his right leg consider
ably, besides otherwise iniuring his body.
His condition is considered serious.
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Remnrkahle Story.

COLUMBIA, S. c., June IA remark
able story, reliably vouched for comes here
from Georgetown county. 4 terrible hail
storm recently passed over Damho Lake,
celebrated for its great quantity of excel
lent fish. Limbs of trees and quantities OF
leaves were beaten into the water, Soon
after thousands OF fish in a dying condition
appeared ON the surface. 1t is estimated
that the dead fish will cover a hundred
acres of land Il foot deep. 1ne formerly
clear waters have turned inky black, and
filthy alligat0rS, cOSterS and snakes left
the place in great numbers. Thousands of
buzzards are congregated on the shore and
when alarmed arise and make a noise sim
liar TO the roaring of an earthquake.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12
Rn,iem of the Mnek.

During the past week the principal feat
ures OF the race tor the Ohio League pen
naut have been the great work of Akron and
Kalamazoo and the biz drop on the part OF
the Wheeling team. GAINESVILLE keeps up
her winning pace and Is well in the lead.
Akron has passed Wheeling and now occu-
pies third place by the very small margin
of one-thonsaudth The relative standing
of the clubs is as follows.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12
Excitement in TeNns,

Great excitement has been cansed in the
vicinity OF Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery of Mr.. J. f. Corley, who was
so helpless that he could not turn in bed,
or raise his head; everybody said he was
diving of Consumption. 4 trial bottle OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief, he bought large bottle
and a box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two boxes OF
Pills and two bottles of the Discovery, he
was well and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at Logan
& Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12
Most Excellent.

J. J. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, writes: "My family and are ben
eticiaries of your most excellent medicine.
Dr. Kings new discovery for consumption,
having found it to he all that you claim
for it, desire to testify TO Is virtue The
friends to whom ! have recommended il
praise il at every opportunity"
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consunp-
ton is guaranteed TO cure Coughs, Colds,
bronchitis, Asthma, Group, and every AT
fection of Throat, Chest, and Lungs.
Trial Bottles free at Logan 4 Co. 3 Drug
store. Large Size 81
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The Stepmother Will Die.

STEUBENvIlLE, June 1l.-Mrs. John
OBrien, who was shot last night by George
OBrien, lnr step-son, is in a very critical
condition. The opinion of DR.. Elliott is
that she has only one chance in hundred
to recover. She was shot three times one
ball striking her forehead, glancing over
the top of her head, one breaking little
finger on the left hand and entering the
body two inches to the left Of the spinal
column, in the region of the eighth rib,
lodging in the cavity of the chest. Young
O'Brien has not yet heen apprehended,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

LONDON, June ll.-Further earthquake
shocks have occurred in Turkestan. The
kaskeIensk settlement, 81 versts west OF
Nernome was visited hy a severe shock
and the settlement was destroyed. Shocks
have also been felt in the town of Risch-
bck. The telegraph wires are broken in
many places. The earthquakes have been
felt continuously since the 9TH inst, with
in a radius OF l,OoO versts of VernOme
Many persons have lost their lives, but the
exact number cannot now he stated, as
each day reveals newly discovered bodies.
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CoIumbus WIN Protest.

Sosr,1, T;1cq-rH, 10 the Sunday R,giSsr.
SANDU~EY, O., June ll.-TO-day's
game between Columbus and Sandusky
was the most diSgraceful ever seen on the
home grounds. John Stein, local sub
stitute, was put in to umpire, and his
every decision was disputed by Columbus.
Columbus WAS defeated, and they claim
they were robbed. The scenes on the
grounds at times resembled a free fight.
Campbell and Weber, the new battery
appeared for Saudusky, but were replaced
in the fourth inning by Clark aud Chris
man. retiring to the field The fielding
WAS rank on both sides, the features being
Nulton's backstop work and Hutchinson's
batting and fielding. Columbus will pro-
test the game. Score:
INNINGS. -
-4uGu>Sy. ..................l ] % ! -
Columbus. s..................- % . " o.
Base hits. Sandusky l., Columbus .;
errors. Sandusky :. Columbus ,; three
bagger. Hutchinson; two-bagger, Mutton,
Swartz Hutchinson, Miller and lIewer;
struck out, by KeoSan 6, by Clark i, by
Campbell 3; bases on balls. OIL keogan !,
OFT Campbell ,. Umpire, Stein.
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Probably no one thing has caused such q
general revival of trade at Logan x Co. s
drug store as their giving away to their
customers of so many free trial bottles Of
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Their trade is simply enormous in
this very valuable artclefrom the fact that
it always cures and never disappoipts.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
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PURSUED By DISASTER.
hayemeyer's Big Refinery in Ruius-Thrin-
ing Scenes During the Fire.

ing Scenes During the Fire.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE immense re-
hnery of the Hayemeyer Sugar Refining
Company, in Williamsburg, near Green
Point, was discovered to be in the flames
this morning about half-past one o'clock.
The flames spread with frightiul rapid.
ity, and before three o'clock the entire re.
tinery was in ruins. The spectacle was
magnificent, the fire lighting up the coun-
try for miles.
All was excitement along the wharf.
Several tOwbOats ut once came on the scene
and began towing the ships that lay at the
Havemeyer wharf to n place of safety in
the stream. Scarcely had this been done
when the refinery wharves fell in. The
entire neighhOrhoOd, which is composed
largely OF tenement hou rs, was in the
widest panic. The people rushed from
their quarters, but, finding there was time
to sIve some OF their household goods, be-
gan to move them TO places of safety.
Shortly after three o'clock more assist
ance WAS sent for, rs Locks Iron Works,
the Brooklyn COOperage and GlaSon's Glass
Works were in danger, but fortunately the
fire was confined to the HavemeyeT build
ings. The refinery was completely Quilted.
All but two OF the men who were at work
in the buildings when the fire broke out
have been accounted lOr. 1t is supposed
the fire broke out in the stencil room.
Nothing Is done there after , o. clock i'll the
evening. The majority employed in it are
boys. IL will be remembered that strike
occurred in this factory year ago. Some
of those prominently identified in it were
not re-employed. Vague threats have been
uttered from time to time and tits thought
| they may have been connected with the fire.
The hands were nearly all HungariIns
and Poles who were known by numbers i'll
stead OF names. This makes it very diff
any lives We're lost or not. Those who
first saw the fire say that, although the
flames spread with great rapidity, there
was time fog all to eScane.
Officers Gallagher and CrOnin rs soon as
| they found house adjoining alire rushed
/ MP the stairs and rescued twO children, vino
! had not been awakened by the noise OF the
! contlagration.
The Hayemeycr buildings covered nearly
half an acre Of ground, were of brick, and
were six, eight and ten stories in height
| The tcn-Story structures were erected five
years ago ut 4 cost of ) TOO OOO. The con
tents, consisting OFFS, 600 barrels Of refined
sugar, &OO.OOO gallons Of liquor aud val
liable machinery, are total loss. They
were worth about 500 900; insured tOr
about half that amount. The total loss OF
the buildings is about S6uD, 900.
Foreman Demarest states that the fire
originated in the liquor rooms, on the
fourth floor, from an explosion Of over
heated liquor. The flames spread rapidly
and the 300 men employed had barely time
to escape. \ report WAS circulated that
from ten to twenty-five lives were lost, but
at noon it was stated that only one man /,
missing He Is IL single man and Is sup
posed to be on q Sp rec somewhere.
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Emperor william Improving.

BERLIN, June 1l.-Emperor William
slept better last night than the night be.
fore, and is improved generally this morn
ing. The pains in the abdomen from which
he has been suffering have abatcd. The
departure of Crown Prince Frederick Viii
liam for London To participate in the jubi-
lee of Queen Victoria has been postponed
until Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

Earned runs, Akron /, Wheeling I; two
base hits, Mct;raw, LanSer, Irwin, Crogan;
first base on balls, by Irwin }, by Dunn 3;
stolen bases Akron Is, Wheeling /; struck
out. by Irwin IL, by Dunn =; double plays,
Mofatt and Crogau; passed balls, l.anser
,, Bails :; umpire, Georgc Bell; time OF
came > hours
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Hu,kI.n's AruIca Salye.

The best salye in the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
II il guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan Go.
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Mrs. W. VI. Straus Dead.

Sl,lriri T'fIrtIU % Ht NIUI11V RsgIStF.
PARK ERSHUEG, June ll.-MrS. StrauS,
wife of Prof. W. NJ. Straus, Principal OF
the High School of this city, died suddenly
this morning. She was lady of intelli-
cence aud culture and had hosts offriends.
She was about twenty-five years OF age.
The remains were taken to-day 10 Will
rniuutOn o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

WASHINGTON, June ll.-The President
resumed his usual routine at the White
House to-day and devoted most OF the day
10 the consideration of matters which ac-
cumulated during his absence. Among
his visitors were Secretary Fairchiid, Post
master General Villas, Secretary Endicott,
Adiutant General Drum and Mr.. Doran,
of Minnesota.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

OMAHA, NEB., June 1.-THE Lutheran
National Synod to-day adopted new con-
stitutiOn for the Publication Society. 1t
was decided not to publish a Lutheran
Cyclop;rdia for the present. \ committee
was appointed and nominated a Board of
Publication. Members were also elected
for Board of Education. The ballot for
the place for the next Biennial Convention
of the General Synod resulted in the selec-
tion of Allegheny City, Pa. Fred w.
Keiier, of Allegheny City, was appointed
to act us Committee on Trans
portatiOn for that Convention.
The Statistical Secretary read
his report covering period of one year,
showing from reports of district Synods,
that there were connected with the Gener-
al Synod during lS-6, l,2l5 churches and
ls5 stations. Losses by death were 2,2l1,
dismissed by certificate, 2,7O9, eXcommu-
nicatcd 1910.
Accession Tor the same period were:
BY infant baptism, 9,lS2; adult baptism,
3,O4l; combinations, S,l53; certificates,
,OGO: restOratiOns, 6Sj; communicate
memembership, l3i,7lO. Finances shows
the value of church property in the Cen
cral Synod to he $6, SOL OF, Indebtedness
sos, 592 II, local expenses for all objects
S6S2, 362 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

Which means, great German family fes-
tival, is TO come OFF at Mt. Belleview
Frank Walters place.. on the Fourth OF
July. The Mannerchor Society and the
Ladies' Section will have this festival or
picnic in charge, and those who want to
see how our German friends enjoy their
holiday, will have first class opportunity
then, as also to enjoy the festivities.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12
VIII We HIVE "A MaIcho

Hell, of Bellaire, yesterday expressed
his willingness to row Habberfield, of this
city, at the lower Bellaire course for any
sum from one to five hundred dollars. He
will meet friends of Habberfeld at Ed.
Ames' saloon, Bellaire, tomorrow after
noon OF evening to arrange the race.